2024 Preserve Championship | FPO R2B9 | Gannon, Handley, Scoggins, Oliva | Jomez Disc Golf
The 2024 Preserve Championship FPO Round 2 Back Nine highlights showcase the thrilling competition between top players at the Preserve Golf Course. Raven Klein and Erica Stinchcomb provide expert commentary from the booth, sharing insights on the strategy and skill behind each shot. Gannon Bogey-free plays a crucial role in his overall performance, while Holland Handley shines with a bogey-free five down round. Maria Scoggins also impresses with her consistent play, but is unable to capitalize on early birdie looks. As the players navigate the challenging holes, including the infamous par-5 hole 10 with its unique OB risks and tricky approach shots, the tension builds. Players like Missy Ganon and Holland Handley showcase their skill with precise drives, while others struggle with their approaches. The round's hot topics include risk management, shot selection, and technique, all set against the stunning backdrop of the Preserve Golf Course in Minnesota.
Watch top FPO pros compete in the 2024 Preserve Championship: Gannon, Handley, Scoggins, & Oliva battle at a prestigious tournament.
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hello and welcome this is round two the back nine of our fpo lead card 2024 preserve Championship connected by Microsoft teams I Raven Klein I'm Erica stinchcomb you better believe it you should you should we're here we're here to stay still doing it um we of course Miss Madison but uh Minnesota local Raven Klein doing pretty well in the tournament doing pretty well in the booth here we hope you guys are having as much fun as we are Missy Ganon bogey free three down uh but holl and Hanley so far the hot round of the day bogey free five down catching up Tai at the top Maria also going bogy free just not able to capitalize on a couple early birdie looks that she had own is the only one to c a bird bogey but she's still got the four birdies so she looks like she's just kind of heating up on these holes hole 10 a major change from last year it's a par five uh but off to the right it's 962 ft you just want to get a huge shot down here and then second shot you can go left side or right side there's OB in both directions so just kind of got to manage your risk and then it can set up for a backhand but I like the forehand into this green that kind of middle section of grass there that little triangle out out of bounds as you make the final kind of right hand turn into the green really difficult birdie we only saw four yesterday uh Missy and Holland and Maria were three of the four Haley King got the other one yeah your approach into this screen just depends on if you favor that backhand or forehand like Erica said the forehand plays better for landing on the hill and you avoid more like a skip into the OB or possible roll away but the back hand can be nice if you're really lined up Missy getting out there nicely quite a bit farther than own looks like Holland's lining up a huge shot here but I don't she throws it out wide but just doesn't seem like she gets on top of it enough because that catches a lot of air and puts her on the left side kind of just faded out...
